grizdog

The file extention is .php.

It’s working.

You were basically right. I had to add those options into the httpd.conf file. However, I did it wrong the first time.

In my file, there was no <IfModule dir_module>…</IfModule> surrounding the DirectoryIndex portion. It was just “DirectoryIndex” followed by the options for indexes to bring up.

It was also right around the area you mentioned where you “AllowOverride” stuff.

Thanks for the help!

I added that new code to the end of the httpd.conf file. Does it matter where in that file I place that code? I wouldn’t have thought so.

It still doesn’t recognize the index.php. I have to click on it whenever I go into a new directory.

Nope. I’ll do that now.

I tried making the change and shutting down/ restarting the apache server, but it still doesn’t seem to recognize the index.php.

It’s not preventing me from moving forward at this point, but I still need to get this resolved. When I start to make this public, others will need to see the index.php and not the directory.

These are the only commands I’ve found in the httpd.conf file that resemble the one you’ve posted:

<IfModule mpm_winnt.c>
ThreadsPerChild 250
MaxRequestsPerChild 0
</IfModule>

<IfModule mod_mime_magic.c>
MIMEMagicFile conf/magic
</IfModule>

<IfModule mod_ssl.c>
Include conf/ssl.conf
</IfModule>

Should I just add it in myself at the end of the file?

I’ve found other IfModule’s, but nothing like the one you’ve mentioned. I’ll look again.

About how far down in the file was it? Maybe I can find it manually.

Let me check that. I’ll get back to you in a minute.

Let me check on that. Do you know where abouts in that file I should be looking.

Let me go poke around to see what I can find.

Clicking the index.php takes me to the dashboard where it says “Welcome to WordPress”.

There doesn’t appear to be any new errors in there. They look like the same errors that existed during the previous issue.

Ok. I will.

I did click on one of the files in front of me (as I was in the directory, not in a php file). It seems to bring up that page, but I thought it should do it as soon as I logged in.

Is that normal?

I’ll check those logs now to see if anything new has come up.

Yes! Finally!

Thank you!